Companies starting their AI journey.
We define where AI delivers measurable impact, build the infrastructure foundations, and ship the first production deployments.
A decade of performance-critical engineering, for brands where there was no room for “it worked in the demo.” Now applied to production AI.
Before AI was the conversation, we were building performance-critical, real-time systems for some of the most demanding brands in the world.
Cryenx was building real-time interactive systems, AR/XR experiences, and performance-critical engineering for Disney, Coca-Cola, Apple, LEGO, Warner Bros, SXSW, L’Oréal, and Bristol Myers Squibb. The brief was unforgiving: systems had to run reliably under unpredictable load, hold up at brand scale, and integrate with existing client infrastructure the first time and every time.
That discipline (observability, integration rigor, real SLAs, no surprise scope) is the same engineering posture we now bring to production AI.
The reason most AI projects don’t reach production isn’t the model; it’s the engineering required to operate it under real conditions. Most teams budget for the model. The rest is where projects die.
Most teams budget the model. We close the operating discipline around it.
We don’t hand off slides. We ship into your systems and stay through delivery.
CRYENX OPERATING POSTUREWe work as your AI engineering team: embedded, accountable, and measured. Four tenets define the operating model.
Embedded with your stakeholders, accountable to the goal path. We don’t hand off slides.
Measurable outcomes at every checkpoint. No theatrical metrics, no vanity benchmarks.
Predictable cadence. No surprise scope, no surprise cost. Outcomes inside a budget.
We ship into your systems and stay until it operates. Operating handoff included.
We define where AI delivers measurable impact, build the infrastructure foundations, and ship the first production deployments.
We harden observability, cost discipline, reliability, and integration into the existing stack, with before/after measurement.